Recently, there has been a wave of southern women flocking to the northeast on the Internet. However, it is curious that almost all of the tourists are young women, and what is even more surprising is that they do not embark on the journey on a statutory holiday, but choose to set off on a weekday.
Is there something hidden behind these women's travel trajectories? Perhaps, they have wealthy families that are not burdened by mortgages and family responsibilities, making it easy for them to plan their trips without worrying about time and finances.
On the other hand, middle-aged men between the ages of 20 and 60 have relatively busy lives and need to juggle work and family at the same time. Traveling became a luxury, and many men began to wonder when they would be able to enjoy the wealth and freedom of the journey like these young women.
In today's society, women are more focused on individual experience and tend to find happiness in enjoying life. At the same time, men often face more responsibilities, such as providing for their families, which may be one of the reasons for the difference in travel choices between men and women.
In addition to their love for the unique scenery and food of Northeast China, the small potatoes in the south have chosen to travel in Northeast China, which also reflects the differences in gender roles in travel choices. This is not only the development trend of the tourism industry, but also a manifestation of social change and family structure change. Perhaps in the future, we will see more men join this wave of relaxed travel.